Recently, I posted an article on iTunes keyboard shortcuts. The shortcuts were detailed in a table format. Now, if you want to copy the table from the web page onto Excel following the usual copy and paste or copy and paste special process, you will find that the content is skewed and badly formatted. Luckily, Excel 2010 provides a simple way to accomplish this task. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to copy a table from a web page in a few … [Read more...]
iTunes Keyboard Shortcuts to Quickly Accomplish Tasks
Keyboard shortcuts in any application play an important role in helping to accomplish tasks more quickly. The trouble of course, is that almost every application uses a unique combination of shortcut keys which limits the scope of its usage. If you are in the habit of frequently using iTunes, you may print a copy of the shortcuts for quick reference and as you become familiar with the shortcuts, you will no longer need any reference material. You … [Read more...]
Give your Android Phone an iPhone Like Look
The battle between the Android and the iPhone seems to be never ending. Inspite of the surge in the number of Android phones, the popularity of the iPhone has not waned. In fact, many Android users still hope to get their hands on the iPhone. That’s probably because the iPhone has more features, flexibility, and provides a much better GUI in comparison to the Android. Being an Android phone owner, you do want these looks in your phone, don’t … [Read more...]
How to Copy and Paste Data in Filtered Cells
I was recently working on an Excel project, where I was required to filter a column for a particular item and copy data from the corresponding cells and paste them in another filtered column. If you have tried doing this before, you will know that copying data from a filtered column and pasting them in another filtered column will result in all the cells hidden beneath the filter getting filled up with the copied data as well. Luckily, Excel … [Read more...]
How to Enable Closed Captions in Windows Media Center
Windows Media Center, available in certain editions of Windows 7, is a cool home entertainment solution that turns your PC into a high definition television. If you regularly watch TV shows using Windows Media Center, you’ll probably notice that the closed caption feature is enabled when the audio is muted. If you are watching a foreign language movie or show, you may want to view the subtitles or closed captioning for the entire length of the … [Read more...]
How to Insert Page Numbers in Multiple Worksheets in Excel 2010
There may be instances where you have more than a couple of worksheets in Your Excel 2010 workbook and you might want to number the worksheets in a single go rather than have to do it individually for each worksheet. This is possible by using the grouping feature, which lets you accomplish a common task across multiple worksheets, such as formatting data in multiple worksheets. In this tutorial, learn how to insert page numbers in multiple … [Read more...]
Share your Favorite Web Pages with Shareaholic
One of the cool things you can do while you’re browsing the internet is to share funny stories, amazing pictures, or a cool video on social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and other platforms. If you use the social browser RockMelt, then sharing with your social network is a breeze. On the other hand, if you are using Google Chrome, Internet Explorer 8 or other browsers, you will need to install an extension to make sharing easy. … [Read more...]
Create Customized Gmail Messages with Social Media Updates
Gmail is a popular email client used by many individuals and businesses. In today’s social media centric world, it is important to make your self available on various social networking platforms, and keep your customers and clients informed about your accessibility on these networking platforms. One of the cool ways to do that is to add social media icons to your Gmail signature. WiseStamp is one such application that lets you add key social … [Read more...]
